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Winner of Melbourne’s Best Busker 2010-2012, the 5-foot-tall feisty guitarist, poignant pianist, blues harmonica squawker, and recovering chocoholic Jenny Biddle has just released her SIXTH album “Wild & Free”. Swaying between lyrically reflective to endearingly amusing, witty stage banter make for an electrifying live show. The striking female guitarist has hosted workshops at festivals throughout Australia. Now based in Scotland, she continues to tour internationally while practising the art of making a woodfire stove with wet wood.

Mandy is bare souled & luminous on stage. With acclaim Throughout the Folk Scene Mandy is admired for her songwriting & delivery. She has toured the UK, formed Trad 5 piece ‘Stray Hens’, & continues to write original music. “Mandy Connell is a folk festival favourite. She’s quick, bright-hearted and liable to break into song […]

Cat Canteri is a true musician in the sense that she lives for the music, primarily as a solo artist but also with a rich history of collaboration with other bands and songwriters.  You can hear traces of The Pretenders, Bonnie Raitt, Eleanor Friedberger and Ryan Adams filtered through the organic rock ’n’ roll of The Faces as she captures both the dash and brio of the live atmosphere and the melancholy of the late night come down.

Hannah is now carving her own niche in indie/folk/acoustic/pop stylings, her melodies, beautifully blended harmonies and powerful lyrics belie her 16 years of age. She has found a unique way of expressing her own experiences in dealing with everyday teenage issues, whilst appealing to all ages musically.

One minute you'll be in the 1800's traipsing the floor boards of a country pub with an Australian icon, next you'll be surviving a shipwreck in Namibia, or even shedding a tear for a rose loving ghost. With an equally strong Americana influence The Humbuckers will also have you kicking up your heels and singing along to songs of drinking and dubious life choices.